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Bersheda Law

Bersheda Law

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Switzerland

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Private client

Boutique law firm Bersheda Law has a particular focus on cross-border dispute resolution for UHNWIs. Tetiana Bersheda spearheads the practice and has extensive experience advising on a broad range of mandates, often in connection with Monaco, including those relating to trusts, estate planning and family law, as well as matrimonial law and banking.
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Testimonials

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  • 'Tetiana Bersheda is an outstanding legal adviser to private clients, capable of handling the most complex legal situations and providing both legal and strategic advice.'
  • 'Tetiana Bersheda's dual qualification and experience in Swiss and English law is invaluable for international clients.'
  • 'Bersheda Law is ready to go an extra mile for the client.'
  • 'Tetiana Bersheda knows how to win the trust of private clients and she supports such trust with her advice and results, which she manages to achieve for them.'
  • ‘The firm's strategic oversight and deep knowledge of various private client areas, both from the common law and civil law worlds, make it a standout.'
  • 'Tetiana Bersheda's ability to handle sensitive matters with discretion and determination, coupled with a strategic approach that is tailored to each situation, stands out.'
  • 'Tetiana Bersheda’s understanding of legal systems in multiple jurisdictions and her cultural sensitivity set her apart.'

Key clients

  • A multi-family office based in Zug
  • Bourlakova family
  • Corinna zu Sayn-Wittgenstein
  • Dmitry Rybolovlev/Rigmora/Accent Delight

Work highlights

Represented a UHNWI in art fraud litigation valued at CHF1bn, with proceedings in several countries, settled as a civil fraud case after more than 8 years.
Advised on a multi-billion, multi-jurisdictional litigation for a UHNW family involving matters of matrimonial , inheritance and contract law, with proceedings in Switzerland, Monaco, the UK, the US, Panama, Cyprus and other jurisdictions.
Advised an international art collector on potentially contentious issues relating to asset structuring and inheritance law.
Practice head

Tetiana Bersheda